Student outside Dillon Hall

Learn Empower and Prepare (LEAP)

Future UWindsor students and their families are invited to join us at the University of Windsor's Spring Open House on Saturday, April 6 from 10:00am – 2:00pm

At the event attendees can take a campus tour, attend the information fair, program presentations, meet with UWindsor faculty, staff and students. Prospective students and their influencers will learn why the University of Windsor is an exceptional choice for academic opportunities, campus life and student support.

Click Here to register for the Spring Open House, and attend the LEAP Program.

Learn Empower and Prepare (LEAP)

This afternoon session will be taking place in conjunction with the University of Windsor's Spring Open House.

LEAP (Learn Empower and Prepare), is a program designed to give high-school students with ADHD and/or a specific learning disability information to help them make decisions about their academic future.

If you are a student considering university anywhere in Ontario, why not attend this session to learn about the kinds of services and supports that will be available when you get there?

Students participating in this program can expect to:

  • hear success stories and advice from post-secondary students with ADHD/LD
  • learn about the support services available in university
  • learn about self-advocacy and how to find support
  • become aware of some differences between high-school and university
  • learn about technology that is available to students with LD
  • get resource information and be inspired to consider the possibility of university

Please select from the following links to...

Ask a question you'd like answered during LEAP

Explore the UWindsor campus via our virtual tour

Learn about UWindsor's BUILD transition program

Explore the Learning Disabilities Association (LDAWE) website

Explore the Transition Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities

Feel free to contact us directly with questions about LEAP, the accommodation process or any other issues related to post-secondary transition.